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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-04-23

Experiments on wheat culture at Cor
nell university have developed the fact
that the grain starts best when covered
from one-third to two-thirds of an inch
in depth. Any deeper-covering results
in more backward growth.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-04-23

New celery seed has faint tinge of
green and is very aromatic, but it loses
the green and becomes less fragrant if
more than one year old, and is doubt
full.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-04-23

A fine assortment of novels by stand
ard authors, at Boards drug store.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-04-23

Money to loan, by Curran q Mon
teith, Albany, Oregon. tt
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-04-23

Local Market Report.
Mheat--75c per hushei.
Oats-50c per biishel
flonr-S5.tn per barrel
Po'atoes-sl,o 10 q 81 p per biIshel.
Esgs-l0e7per dozen.
Btiiier-.sjc per H.
Iafsl--Sc per H.
Apples. gfeeii-iee per hiishei
Apples. dried--6e per III.
Piiins. drifd--Te per 10.
Pf1uies. dried-sts per lb
Hams-l2i4c per H.
Shonlfier>-ir per 10
Bacon-gc per H.
Coal oil-si.d0 per gallon can
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-04-23
Local Market Report.

For good meal, go 10 the City Res
taurant Albany. Meals y cents. If
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-04-23
OREGOEIAE RAILWAY COMPANY.
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Toward Port
land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
THE STATE or TRADE,

Flour nrm. Howard street Western snpernne q 25e
Mills suDerdne ~ do Extra 50 00o3 30. do Rio
Brands - rs Gs4 80 PaIDsco Family - 10 DO snperaye
Patent 80 TO- @ WneaisCuthsrn seasy weser
Winter spot 7Ss a7Sasc: August 7sba7sfc septem'
Der Sgc Sa October Rsee% ysS 81
Western steady. Mixed spot ~ pc ask@lci August 6
do seDtember a. 9ass October 40 Data steady
S0e3lc PennsylvanIa 2s63io......kye steady AZ 4sS
5lc.. Hay steady. Prme Western ~ 70
ASH o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ClsW RIO Sides
lacked 7d9c; Baconzshoucers 7it5sLc. Clear RIB
- Butter was nTn. Western Packed i7s29e.: creamery
22925e Eggs steady at l6nol7c Petroleum steady
iSS, 40 lcc sugar steady. A SON 6Tsc Copper
Renbed Whisky steady at 81 IA esl Ill.,.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer 9uiet-Sotton "a;
Wheat 7lS0O bush Corn 900 busa Data 5000 eusn.
Rye 800 Dusn shipments-four 22,4i2 tbia Wheat
Cora IL 100 bush.
BOSTON. Aug. 24.-Flour nrm-comnon Extras ~ 8
Torn dull-steamer Yellow 55c steamer Mixed 81 a
Doc. Oats quiet NO Waite S7e 3se. Shorts aniet
Spring 90 81 co. Butter quet-Western Extra Creamery
25e New.York and Vermont EXTRA Zoe Vermont
DAIRY Extra 81 22c Cheese stnadyest NOwY ork ana
Vermont ii "a &c Eggs steady-hasern ExtIas 100
Western. fresh at lac Receipts for tie dayFlour
$500 Gbs and $4,000 sacks Cora $500 BUSH oats
l0.OOO busn Shorts 1000 bush
BUPPALo. Aug. 2i--Wheat-No. I Hard quiet and FIRM
sales 10000 bush In lots at sc; No Hard Northern
Pacific sold ~ &c Winter Wheat unsettled No Ron
"a y asa &c Corr lower; No 2 S64c'.Sats Gr%er
No. White 82 o32,.c, NO.. White 3lhs3li9o No:
nnchan sed-wtnter Bran sis CO. Spring si4 75..Cana
irsshts We're QUIET :teaGy-Wscat SSG G0rn S9c CORN
ls9 900 oats 49,. bush. Barley 49,. bush. Rail-
road sA,onents--FlSm $4,000 bills Wheat $4,000 bush
Canal sGpmsnts~whsat 100000 6Gsa Corn $1,000 BUSH.
oats --.s bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25

e e 7 g $50 an iSs en- g 10
4s s. 9SS al g 81 As .o On a. 70 90
ana ss al. ss .1a si. ' Ssss
pt S:i Mq Hsse:sEs
d. o H. a. CO s s 10 ss s q e DO iss a. sS 2d5
5c 20 Fed Calves 3o3 D. &C. less "a; % do 25s
+ { s - :$ 81 3 's %'' b
~ 3 & Siyty iSB cavs, a..e
s 'Tsr1S &c. ls il7 Ss 90 9 e f MTsa s
90 n AZ Sc g. YEAS ISe ace 2a7 D. at Co. li2
telling Virgil Co.. no. l!s 3 BSiternt csyye 2ls Ii aver
* - yca rs rs Ivy D. % 80 49, Sa tsa Gage' a
gs at 3Ss 10 ye1 ia $50 syerasc at &c per 40 do
n sa &, e q H. Fsg aa5
Do IA IS q, 7'S $40 2I5 d a Is d. iSSs D.
HS1 s. Ell 70 e. o. rs s EOS
"a4 rsca AZ s psT oi & qo s. att c Ts
81 's a. yf i at At q q" "a IL. 1 81 s. at g.
Us p a:5e % as y, Z, as
days 1886 head against 259l5 head FOX tic
Good sheep we're a little firm and in demand Common dull
ana LAMBS were lre TSk S Sg Ss IS9d
ssTy Ie re an sps r% v1sina West Virc1s
aud Kentucky were given he cold shoulder by butchers WHO
hays got ,ed OF landing 50 Ig%h @, tS Isa and ,
Ler with small lots Choice states and canadas bringing
saIes-Judd & Buckingham 10 Pennsylvania Ewes, %
% H. Al Il Is 81 DO ioi H. al 81 90 10 BUCKS 1914 H. a;
az % SSs s o 81 g. ~ a. IL Ss 20 ea shesp
d. "a e. al g. &c TO- Is az S' 40 % d. '''
e. Per 700 lgg Western 20. so ID, at 81 40 49, ken
p $ - KSse 200 Michigan Sheep. LOG II average at
$ OGh per 100 To- 81 PENNSYLVANIA lives 9o To- AZ - rs %
"a DO, "a n aistc $ Jersey do, c5 n at &c.
a7sfsss al f % Per SS OHIO sP4 R ssf' ~
Pena.yivania o. 80 At 81 4 Kentucky DO o h.
Tes Virginia 9D do IS Y 81 6hS d. 55 al ~
sherman Culver 81 Missouri sheep 81 y average. az
i0i b. at - 70. is6 Western Lambs IS D. at &c per 70
j. u PidcocS i46 ohio Sheep II % average at l4c per
iSo KG1,GeEy % 49, D. at iS; ii2 Ono Lambs ~ d.
NJ Collins for Harrington Al Ohio sheep 79l ID aver
per u 80S & st ;aS S7 sse ~ .,
s. H. @t5e q State Lambs O. p at Chg IA IA 30 a.
7sc 81 Pennsy ivanis do 81 b. at &C. S52
e G 40 e canada al d. b. S g a. 80 j" At
JeLae WrSht Co. igO State Lambs ~ ID average at
I!aIiastoa: !? si'ie sheep I$s 2 average az tPcper
% oG9 2 iG? ~ q DC q i2S S &C. d o. e.
at &C. ss d. q 10 at &c "a Csnada do % d. At &C.
per 10 CO. 81 To- az 42c 81 Western do q TO- AT 4tcj
IL state Lambs 90 ID. al 5c; ga do, 81 b. at o2cj 2S
Hume : Mullen . state sheep. CG u average at $3.50
per To- - 90 70 9, r. as - o. 49, "a at a U -
DO 03 ID At 6Sc Ell do % ID, at 6ci 80 Go g. ID al 10
Eyert Frdcoct: 90 Sheep. rs 10 average at4lo
per n % state Lambs 90 b. at Gle ,o ,.., -, ..,
40st and 25 cars az Jersey CITY, Total for iour do's
10 81 head asairsi lGlli head Tor The same the as5
nominaiy steady al - 10 $50 10 per 100 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
LIVE STOCK MARKErs BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO AUG. Z4.-Cdrte-Rcccints last "a hours ESQ
to;ll 400 heRi for sane tmo
last week OPS consigned Through - cars i OF
which 10 New OK cars on SAFE oVVu 10 NAo-ON sFFA
ShepReeeIpts ast "a hours 1900 mead total icr week
tins : for iuf iast week .fN'D
heaa, though. II ctrs. or when 70 Nfk
l3 r, on sale: Ordinary Choice steady al - 70 81 90
FAR 10 Good western Lambs 81 s. 90; no Chocs here
Canadian Lambs advanced 10 G2oc LOADS sod ~ - 20
IS so. 900 -, -, A.. -,
veeS thus Tar 25 55 time last week 2220
through 81 cars OF wnlCh 10 10 NtW OH
20 cars on sale; 10 P0me Michigan advanced I've
All offerings II So 2Ja5 Coz selected Medium NeEs
400 Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends 81 GOA To- one car LETT
CHICAGO Aug of--The BrorsrS Journal reDors-Ccine-
head. Shipments 1000 hoaa: market was
feeders s2a.3 Cows Bulls and Aixed Il 10 IS 90
Hoqs-Receipts $1,000 head. shipments 400 head
ugrkel SLOW: RolgA and Mixed a 100ti -. IJch4Ag
shipping 80 o. @$5 40 IAght ~ 20 a. 90 akps 80 20
Recepts 900 head. shipments $3.50 head Market
aeady Native Nations 20 OO0Si 30. Western a. 20 q
: ~. Texans ~ IS ass Co. Lambs 4 OJ~S5 H)
lTse geners supplies Of cattle market about steady Cool
TO Choce steers la per d. estimated cs~d
sf LOUIS Aug observation-disclosures 1900 head. shlp-
heavy Naive - 9O4s8 10 Butchers steers
ran 80 s5 Feeders, fair 70 81 So4
% 40: StOekeTs good a. W Va 20 LEANS ana
indiana conineh 10 COOL corn-iod - ~ a. So
was Choice HEAVY ana Butchers ceieCHons
g. 3Ods3 80 PACKING Medium 10 Itt"e 20 "D@>o -.
Workers Medium u Primo 30 OO6s' 20 PIGS common !"
SsesD-ssceiSts 700 neaa snpnea. $500 market
was nrm. Medium to Prime IS 1884 10 Lambs - ~
a$4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK We'd lesiay. Aug. 24.-BEENES- Kocelpl =
were mart la Yesterday 1913 OF 22lO hea-O5 ears AZ
Jersey city oak Cn car uuthsl anu % ua
direct east abattOls. Total Tor Tour LAY D. hoa
ggainst gGt head the time last week Inc '"k
(la cattle shipment alive and VII" 70 cars
for EXPORT al Jersey city there were Only 90 cars
for the home trade, OF which 10 cars ariH9u III uAo
afternoon over baltimore and ohio road Ihere was
demand all grades, ana prices SIM Ither an
vaued from 10 loo per 100 10, with not enough 10 20
around Co., -. 81, -, q, r,orc,, ar
- Is per co TO- and several carloads OF Extra ChekO al
range Tor very Ordinary 10 Choice Native Cato was RON
b S. 40 100 10 .-..,
Shpment to-day 80 Live Cattle on be SanIag9
and Id on inc Worcester by Goldsmith 100 quarters oil
Keel u the Egypt 800 quarters IN we neInanc ~
Jo.sph Eastman. Goldsmith also sends our rom a
300 head, ana nelson Mol' IA 'Ao 44
from Philadelphia ga heai, ,..t.., ,vo ~.
dni az 10 the estimated dressed weight VIII" IL"
tops MrPhsrson: 10 Indiana steers 1903 u average
at 10 IS per 100 IS DO li7o 10 AZ 20 70 d9 9s t-S
"a % state do JD6 10 at 50 %; DO l3l! No. al 70 Az
do 1872 TO- 50 20 do 1880 d. at 20 lo ~ 40 IDOL To-
= sader Co, IS indiana Steers 1872 average. at
i29i H. SO l9 lsdo 1908 ID. at 80 TO- 81 do 29S 10 at
50 9 do. 1870 ID. AT 81 10
/ A. Mnnroo: 10 Chicago steers 1916 N Average at 81 30
ner 100 N is do 1880 No. at - 30; IL do lt37 ID az "a 90
is do 1850 10 at 81 90 y do 1885 TO- at - 20 ~ 90 ISL
do 1870 To- al So o. 10 do ii23 10. at s. l5 40 1887 ~
ar IS 20 10 DO 1902 at 50 %, II do 1888 b. at 50 20
sherman n Culver: ~ Chicago steers llS2 10 AVERAGE
nj 81 80 per 100 II Indiana do, i20 ~ at ~ 30 DO
1915 10 - 75 81 Kentucky DO I@I 10 At ~ s. sate
Newton Gllst: ID kentucky steers. 1896 10 average
at to 20 per 100 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25

LIVERPOOL Aug. 2l.-Prov sons-Blcon. cin5erG3i Cnt
lsGi; Long Csar Nfdtles AIS. OIL short Gear Middle,
42s ijs OF 5h)al tors 3)s 81 pr cHt B'5
eOsOd Extra India Ness PF Ness, 3lN - Foft-
Prime 6d- DBL; Prime Moss Eastern
1IsOL Western SIS Ga. LariA jts5L Prime west
ern Sss 81, Lard Oh, 34s. 6L Hams-iong Cut D - 81
Shoulders 29Ol BntterlD1s . l. peregL iJr M iLst
htates Cheese-A Choice. 5IA OIL NheAt-ltol
Western Spring is III pa 81, Re- Nlnter o. 20 a
g.. al per taE New 40. Wintor IS o.: DO No.
spTin. ia 2d New Mixed Western. - IL. Csiorna ~
J. 00S No 2 Is OF a - 81 per oentAl ITO
duce-Syrts Turpenne. 2fs. O do ht London l'- III
Refined as Gov OF Httl--
American Rel ass Cwt- ThOw-2Is OIL p9r c"t
Fine American. 21s DL; Prime city. ~ o. per cwt.
kOsln-COmmOr. 5L p 40. ia 81 IS 81 Lln,eDt J,
22s. I'd per Cwt PIovisODsAmcrican Refrigerated EecL
hnd quarters a.; lore quarters Gid peg ~ Hops Lon.
dOu-Ncw state. ~ 1873 Oh as Us Ud NOtt0nseod
Gil Liverpool make. 2ls 0L
LONDON. aug 2i.-PrOiuce-Ifnseel OIL. 2la 81 O2ls.
6d per cwt .cacuia Linsee as I'D psr quarter LIN
Cake - 81 els IS per ton Refined Perolcnia.
5.d e5ai per galioa sirt, OF Iurpc9tne 25a Va pr
owt for American sIgar-liA Gd por cwt Tor Slpt Cen
irfuga Ozing 950 ant lis o. oils 81 Tor MutcoVada
lair redIia1 1noat Australian rlioy BEEF 3L as
I'd Mutton. pa Of D23A Ol CocOtnnt Oii-CeylOn 80
H.. cOcln. sj7 - lerrtn Rsfsertoi BesL - - !"
nd and 20 a. ioF J's quarters P7r Sd b. tho
(arc1sA
ASrYGgr Aug 2i.-Petrolcu'n-Fine Pale American, -
4ncs - centlnd- pal AMI i francs 30 reai nos
W'-pNs Ltri 1<si 20 - frllc- csiti - 10 kicl
BEfNEH. Aug 2L-WNco1's Larl cDsst % 80 intrAs Do
eunizs ptrllj D.
BaaiES Aus. 24.-Potrolenm. marks 95 piennins,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


r'vEErool. Aug 24-l2:SO m.-Cotton guie, without
qn0abe chang prices Miiling UpaDds. 52ts do. MIDI
dIl Orleans Sa.o-lODUb bales including 1000
bales speculation and export Receipts 1000 taio
Cludiug 1000 bales American.
Futures qnct. Uplands Low Middhng clause. August
cc very - sad also 2SG4L; DO August Fnd september
devs 234t also ZiSl. do september and October
delivery lZ.6id: also l2G+d 10. October and NCvcm.
b. d.vcry 764d also GCil; do. November amt DO.
center delivery, Aid. do December ana January deny
ery ; Odd: do January aud February dSyery t64t
asOt 3OId DO. febru aud March delivery 4CAil d.
Srpto nber delivery 23.Gih.; also , a sd.
icuics for deliveries al tOays cielnSs 300 bales nc :"
docket
.m-The sal,s Of the Gay included 1900 bales Amer
can
Fat res steady Uplands Middlnc August do.
livery 2SG4d do August and SeptebeI Iel very
2i-64d do. September and October delivery.
iaGs BUYERS. 30 october ami NOVcnbe delivery lOid
efs; DO December January delivery J4-G4. gel ers
40 January and teOlanry deNsv t-DlL sellers Do. Feb
ruarv gnf March delivery JGid sellers DO september DO
u n-Futuros closed 81 ady. Uplan - Low Middling
eaase August delivery. 23.l8a. sellers no August aud
September delivery. 24O4d. sellers 10 September ahd
october delivery. 13GfL sellers 10 october and NOSem
Der del 7C4l. sellers DO NOycaibcr AMI Dec
Der delivery e4 buyers do Decem9sr and January do
nvery aud sellers 10. January tud February delivery.
olt.A sellers 10 February and Marcia delivery. J-osd
JAMESON. Aug. - Cotton firm. Middiug. 9is. Low
AiaonS. SO: Good Ordinary. SIS net ami receipts
io5 bales oris Coastwse. S.7Oo bales; sales. las
SoREotk Aug 24-Cotton Grm. Middling 90. net and
stoss receipts sale sales bales stock, 9lS bales
oAfAsSAB. Aug 2t.-CotJn steady. Mitdling. 10 los
Low Niddng $40; Cool Ordinary. ilG net AMI gross
recent 5y4 (pe~) bales exports Coastwise 81 bales;
,H"-O.LRASA Aug. 2s.-Cotion steady. Mtliin, 90:
L,lsa aniinG Good Ordinary, So net iee"pls SOL
hes gsoss sos baies exports to Great Bfiain 1850
bales w. S"'''' '~''~ '"V '"-''' ''VNA' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Ter NORTH Rircr, Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT

CoFFEE-whle lilesinercst was manifested by buyers
prices of Brazil grOws igmy mainlinei on the basis
for fair spot invoices Tho sales LAG bags AT
l0Nc The mider STYLES quet but steady Sales. LOB
bags MarlcabO Trading I'm future deliveries was nervous
but specially active The market ened at an advance OF
10 points but closed at decline ,Or the day OF 10 points
TOT near deliver and at last nights prices for remote
months a. ioIows January loj3 LOO tsbr9aIy C0
10 %; March, 1850 ~ IS; April 1850 1870; Nav SGO
dl87O; August, 1900 1920 september IL l5dlS!O;
OctobeT lSiO November lss5 1879; December 300
1850 The ranges on the different months were as follows
January lS.b50lS.7O; February. lSJ6dlA15; March.
IL 80 $50 September. 14l5dls3'. october. 1850
1S.4i November. lSi5slS.G0; December. 1SJO0lSIO
COTTON-Prccs for spot cotton marked up
i-lGc. and quite active business was accom-
pshcd at the advance. the sales reaching l,59o baes,
1928 last evening". - of which export account
and Loo Tor consumption. The pOit receipts To-Day
296l Daos comparing with 3 l37 bales tins day last
ard 2l9J bales for the corresponding dav last year
September to total port receipts have been 80 oOb
bales against $50 70 bales for the porot last year
Quotations based American standard ssihcAon
q inllnM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
Eeaal Notises.
CupREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEW YORK Minnie H. BIt,, plaintiff, against
amanda DuOn aud Others, defendAuts.
puI suaCc Judgment ul lurccitstre ana 'ic en-
tered IA the above emitted action IN the ohce o th' Oie
City County New-1 urA On tho -Oth DAY OK
july lcs. l. The uldes sned' hc iIccfeg IA 500 100,
d. VIII sell at puO,c duc lon az TIE t''a! tsttle
EAohan-c ana Auction Room, Limited, nos 90 20 %
LiUery IN the city O New York. GA le H4teeih
day September, lhS1, twelve O'Clock noon by seton Y
o. aucoueers the premises IN said Judgment dcscfinea
viz: ..-.. L.. a..
Nineteenth Ward OF he city ~ New-HOlk' ana bounded
ami described as follows Peginnng az point on ths
ottherly side East nnh Street distant 100 ono
hum AMI nfty) eastward from the north ist"fy
corpe- ~ Std aud Fifth Avenue ana rnn4 uthtS
thwariy ana paIarl with Fifth Avenue ana r ot lhS
d an,c through party wall 100 conc hundr d eei anl
3 lav) 90. hes thence rJstw1rlly Q1aA'l with rory
Gfh street - ltwcnty-nvc) feet; thence soWhwaFdy
! a allc with Fifth Avenue, and plr O. tbe distance
through another party WALL 100 tone hundnd) FEET ana
ye inches TO the hery side OF tory-hth Steet ana
thence wc-twardly along said street p .twenyhNcl eos
IA Inc point or place OF beginning The said premises
bnng now known Is Number East lorn nhh street
IN being the same which conveyed 10 the said AhI
Union 6y Mary Wright BE- a deed dat,d me is,n
dav ~ January. 1859, and rcoidrd IN The once q" INC
Reg sier the cry ana COUNTY OF New 1ofA' III '>'Sf
| .Os6 or COnNe anccs, at page l4o.
Dated New y OrlS August ~ lNs.;; po,.a,
John T.. Parsons, Plaintf's Attorney III broad"ay'
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
European advertisements.

IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF NEAT.
II Finest and cheapest Meat Fiayornz stock fos
Soups. Made Dishes aud Sauces Annual sale
100000 jars.
I IEBlG COMPkNl'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
a. An invalra lie tonic as ami a boon for
which nations should feel grateful" see Medical
Press" Lancet" 80.
Genuine only " IA the ac.simle o. Baron LieJig's
signature ia Glue Ink across .Ae Label Tao tao
"EaTOn LIeJig' AMI photograph having been
largely usci by de4 Hers with 10 como t.Ou VITA
Baron Liebig. the public are miorloi t.iat tus
iaehlg company alone can Olor the article WIZ
B-Ion Llells IS gu-Tlntce o. se-u.neu- 40.
4 IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACTOR MEAT.
~ he had o. all StOrekeepers. Groccgs and Chem.
lists sole gents or tle I nited states (wh1lesH5
oniy) C. DayId Z Co, , FeneAureI. ave-. LondO-.
England
Soil wholesale Hy James p smith Park Tl'Orl. Ack9E
Neral . COnit McHes-ou e Robbins Thutber Whylat
o. H. sUtt Co.. ". IA. scheu, In -. aul
Boyle < styles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25

AS BLANELESS As TIE P1RK C0NCEHIS
C.. L. sauer proprietor OF the Atalanta Casino NJ
misunderstanding AMI Erhtlayc arrested
OH the charge OF allowing secular concert 10 De
Given I'm his place ON sunday was discharged ~
Jr.ticc Wedc in the Harlem Court yesterday on the
ground that the concert cOmi aincd Of was ~ EcaH'
Ike that allowed los tue authcnucs TO ic 7i,oh ln
central PARK tAet there no cause 10 AOd TIE
fttn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON Aug A.--l2J0 p. m--COns0ls. l0l z 10 for
aud lOl for the account United states -Four Por
Cent Bonds -; Four and Halt Per Cent Bonds liz "a
81 LTie second cOnsOls lO2 Mexican
Ordinary. 5li2 -. Paul Common So Sew-fork Central
III al Pennsylvania d.
90 Centlncs for the account.
Money q per cent
Tie discount In tho open market for short and
three months bile IL 2iad3 Der ccut
tlantic aud Great Western FIs Mortgage Irns-
ices Certincaes as; Canadian Pacific, J74 Erie. 81 y
Mexican Ordinary ia; ST. PAM ComInon, st4 Mexican
Central. IL.
canada Northwest Land Company. 90.
Bar SILVER Is quoted al IA l3 IGi. per ounce.
Council bills aOtic1 Today a, an advance OF
D.32d rupee. n.
quote Exchange London at 20 francs "a a
cenl.nies Tor clcckA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
{ urulture.

NOWPERTHWAIT.-F Carpe Is,
~ Bedding. sto' s. Ranges, Rethgera.ors, Baoy C.:'
Ish discount or c4c!lL suit everybody. GOUds sns
eve ywie every dly. Price list, ma led. I-t1 Lshet
1su7 l53 I5). III l59, 1Ol 1o3, lo5 Cha. nag! >,
1913 1875. 1877 100. POI 2O3 2Oj PakfOw, b.tHccn C!.j
Han and cha Am - are cevaled ,tson NeW YORK on
Gu omer. shnut only how wei made AMI how
very cheap everything when compared with lev yeaJ
ago The ch o. yes wonderful and fIa.liynG
L.. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25

Centrifugal sales 1000 bags Centrifugal on basis
5lbc for $50 test 400 bags Nuscovado
hhds Do $50 test &c RshneS steady ard good demand
6ll6a6lso Granulated. &c; Mould A. 59f o6c Confec
toners A. l3l6967sc: Cofor Standard. 5ssc Coffee
41Q4asc.; Yellow. 4La4lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
Low Ifldlline ssa
-, -. J ,s. 80. q L.
Good Ordinary .

~ Good ordinary .....7 11l6 Mtdling..- 9l9
In option aiding reached only $1,000 bales bu
Zen altogether temper steady The market
opene point decline all mouths and closed hrm al an
OF points september and Of az points on Oter
months Aecounls from i.verp0Ol were poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25

SAILS ar THE CONSOLIDATED SIOCK AND
PEIRLLEUI EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25

VCFs
Wheat o. 50. spring Wheat 50 iO05 ~ spring Pat
90 a. 90
Tic highest prices were as tollo Hs;-Whet-No
81 Z 4JLr - O4ts-No. 4 1c ... Rve--Na = A 9c...
Barlev-No nominal 90. lax ssed-No 81 on Prin;
Ilustuy - - PORK 20 81 Lar--r0 40...
Short z o. Dry satei shoulders borei
- 30 ,1prt tslr Siss J)NsL 30 NnIsKeV " ID
,ar ea..,L. ,rrar-Lut Lo4t 'se.i GRADUATED as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25

CLOSING PRIOES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FK,ScIsco. Aug "a 1871
Yesterday. To-day. Yesterday. To-day.
Aifa........ 1871 100 heKoan......- 375 100
BuIwor......... 80 SIS Mono. l37S La7s
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-05
PERSONAL.

DR.. LaFary returned Saturday from,
his trip to Girard.
Miss May Norris, of Topeka, Is visit.
ing her friend, Miss Grace Acres.
Miss Anna Francis, ofTopeka, was
. guest Of Miss Allie Scott over Sun
day.
Miss Josie Cohen, Of Flint, Michigan,
il visiting her friend, Miss Josephine
Rodman.
Miss Cora Ellis, Of Ottawa, is MAX
ing . welcome visit with lola friends
and relatives.
DR.. LaFary Is en- PERTAINING his sister
and brOther-in-law.M Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb,
Of Martinsville, Ind.
McElroy, of the Union, was In town
last Saturday and favored the REEFS
TER with friendly visit.
Will Root started east last Monday
expecting to join hia sister and Mrs.
Root at Niagara Falls. They will re-
turn late in the lall.
Miss Beulah Reimert returned home
from Topeka last week with her sister
Miss Saddle and will remain uutil Sep
tember 1, or perhaps later.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wigs, returned
last Friday from attendance upon the
Chantauqua Assembly at Topeka.
They report a most pleasant and prof.
table time.
Mr.. NJ. c. Hayes, late of Massachu-
setts and a recent theological graduate
has been in town for several days past,
visiting friends. He expects to start
soon to Japan where he will engage in
Mission work.
V.R. Witch and wife. were over
from Toronto last week, visiting
friends and relatives. We are glad to
learn that Mr.. Witch is building up
an extensive and profitable business in
Toronto.
Hon. N. F. Acres was at home over
Sunday. He Gays it has been much
more dry in the northern part of the
state than it has been here, and doubts
whether there will be 500 bushels of
good corn in all Leavenworth county.
Harry Hyatt went to Wichita Tues
day where he takes position in the
Ir0tnOuG I1OuS6, tuc uOtcl COuuuCVeu
by the Fisher Sisters. Harry il
bright boy and we wish him success in
this, his first jump into "the world"
Charlie Kline returned last Thurs
day and has resumed his old position
at GO0dhue & Evans, much to the sat-
isfaction Of all his old friends. Since
he left here he has spent most of his
time in q College Of Pharmacy in Chi
cago, and is now quite an accomplish
ed druggist.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Wright and
daughter Blanche, started Tuesday
night to Canon City, Colorado, where
they will visit relatives. The journey
is undertaken in the hope that the
change may prove beneficial to Mrs,
Wright who has been in i'll health for
some time past. We trust the hope
may be realized.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-05
LATE ARRIVALS.

Davies fall samples have just arrived
and il you have little time 70 spare it
will pay you to call around and ex-
anime samples before purchasing.
Good tweed suits made up nlatest
stylee from SIS up. GEO. DAVIES,
Merchant Tailor.